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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19

SACRAMENTO. April Tth.-Dr. G.. G.. Tyrrell,
Seoretaryeof the State Board CT Health, re-
esiyed 4 telegram from Los Angeles tonight
stating that the Health Officer there reports
Is cases of smallpox in the hospital, quar-
antined in the city and IL cases in the county;
a total of 81 cases, an increase of three since
F,-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19

go. That il was some person with shrewd-
ness is clear from the fact that Japanese
dollar and an English shillingiwith watches ,,s
and iewelrv. were left undisturbed. The
thief has not been discovered, and no effort
has been put forth to find him out.
SHIPPING.
The brig Hazard arrived on Friday, the
Sth inst, twenty-one days from San Fran
cisco. with full cargo. The town was almost
cleaned out Of provisions, so her entry was
hailed with delight. The Julia Ford Is ex-
pected in about a week from San Francisco.
ENTERPRISE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19
N0TIlE
uAz

THE ANNUAL MEETING or
A sEe OOEALA SUGAR PLAETETIOE ~
agls zelc A. ne cars o. ". 4 MeEf56ls 81 d 4.
eitg- % Abnlzg< A1rs l5sh. ~ HEer fs.e "a
owing 91.asFs 1sss aels eieete1 To- ~ e1s1iaa
gssre
Ires-stzr- <...>->-..- -. ". r. Greer
lse-s.ssr> ~,--@-.--- Sex, GsE555st
SssrstaFY~.,- "a ff.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19
(nECUIT coURT, II JUpI-

IRCUIT COURT, II JUDI
~ eiei Great y the Hazaiisa i.larI.--I-
P-o14te.
Island q Mari. IiaFaiial Isiauds,--s.
- tle MzfieE u The eef4fe ~ lots Z =
- ~ = late . Ez11aka<4i. Holeksi. derel.e1-
, a1eaineli. plr51fiilg ~ Je he i.sf VII sd
Il t.1llefit - Logis ierarte isfe - Ea1rs<az1l-
s4f,iy@sst oeeezsezi- Aa4inx o. the l1.f asY 81
. ~ 80, bern preselted 20 aid
1ly,els cclsI, end petition for the Free
80 -; eia ~ az lss111ee % icfrsfs testfnlsr=
~ = = ~ Weed haFl1y beel. s8sl b. hfns.
~ i sefegT ordered. that NQEDAY ~ 1s1
~ y Aay > D. ~. IL ~ s-ei0ck y = ~ t1t1
3 Ae.o,,1i- ". sd TIE sarlss g isfli --..sIst-
l..te - prDring slid ziiE ard l-a-lie tlff
y-sl13i' Hlel agf whore raF gezsl1 l1lsf-
ssifl a-sl agDe1f 41l con test tfs aid ss aa
~ ss+Ht.AZ - .effs-s tesfasiesfs-T
y l-stAer ozlersl. fl1s n5fiee fle-f g.
n ~ pfo- If5r.. Tor sarss -less=sTs ne.tE
~ asfeiftr gkxsr4k f1f Etlz,5 es~sre
~ g4s,isaet r H9r0.-l-
Ha.l-<-- j. T. flrI ssl ISL
GO = EfCIhADsOE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19

II looking over the appropriation
bill II i not uninteresJlng to see how
much royalty and its eoneomItants
cost the country: below we give de-
tailed list which may prove OF some
interest II orr readers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19
CTPREME COURT or THE

- PREME COURT OF THE
- Hawaiian Isiands.-In Probate IN tie -
ter d TAG Estate % WONG KIN. late Of HSzs-
lll.. Oahu deceased, infesIate. Before Ctfef
Justice JzdG
o. readinZ ana fling The petition - villa
- " il1eF On behalf Df Wilder 10. 81 Horo-
lai1- credltgrs. sllezlnZ That the above 49,
y org hli4 died interstate e. said Hou1f1Ig -
lle iolfsh day q april 1877 lad p-a4fuc -aa-
,sllsfs q 4lr1iri-,fatipn i.sze 10 y. G Pask7 q
h9Loi-in- and that pending she helrlrg ~ 80
Yetii-en- Temporary letters % zdrainis--lsf1-
i.sle iortETlth - the slid ". G. ParEe
u j. ordered that WEDNESDAY. he fol
~ ?. ae{ ~ y " clock = ~. g. and tsse-
y - appointed ier hearing sald petition 5efs-e
ile -flics WHO siiaii tEea preside o. tie Ce1rs
room u tni- loG-f- ar H0lslula az uhict la
ara pi1ce Fl. per-ous concerned nav asues- aa'f
70" cause. - any they have anT said 1e.ftIr-
slg-tl lot - granted and That notice h'-esyf 81
P4plisAsfs 30 iHe Engllsh and Chinese ssrrr5.ye-
lef tnfef alceessiFs WecEs ic tie W.rs7rsr
gNzEIIL 4nd HaFalian Chllase Eers. areeEIr
hsE- p4pert 20 llonOiai1. AID That le.-e4s II
ifilpor2fJ l4nlllstfafasa Do f.sre s1--rrrfss- a.
Prayed under bond = & go
Dated honoili1. q prif = fsS7
Al .gCDD.
Chief Jzstiee ~ the supreme f56r--
Attes.s UEEkT SIXTH
4i5l 3, Der-te CLERK
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19

I certify that the foregoing IS trae copy o.
the summons IN gaid cause, and thar said Ccc-t
has this DAY ordered publication thereof.
Witness my hand snd the Seal % said Cczr-
this 18th day Of A pril, 1887.
SEAL WILLIAM FOSTER.
1852 Isl CLERK
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19
II TIE STPREME COURT or


i the Hawaiian tslands.-JOHN y, HEN-
DERSON 60 81, IS. W F. ALLEN 90 q. AZ
Chambers.
10 the Marshal o. the Kingdom CT his Depazy.
greeting;
Y0u are hereby commanded . scuulol W. 8
Allen, receiver Of Hama Plantation, Marie EE11.
Elsie Uuna, miaor; Cecil Brown. Rohe-t
McHihbiu, and Marie Juua, Executors q. the
VIII OF August Uuna@ deceased Oscar Una. the
Hawaiian Investment and Agency CoEq4ny, linz
tied: Elizabeth Anthou. Mary A. Zimmerman
and Nefs Zimmerman her husband: Sophus
Anthem. sophie Z. Glahusop, and Louis Claim
sou. her husband; Charles B. z, Anthem. hzEsi-
H. Anthem and Frances Isabel Carter. tc appcsr
before such Justice OF the supreme Court A.
shall be sitting at Chambers, in the Government
Building. Honolulu. Oahu, on Friday, the $50
day Of July, 1SS-, st 10 a. NJ. 10 answer the A.
nexed bill OF complaint Of John r. Henderson
and Betsy A. Henderson
And have yen then there this Writ sith yczr
return thereon.
Witness the Chief Justice OF the Suprc-zs.
Court and Chancellor of the Kingdom. - Hone
lElu this i2th day Of april. iSss.
WILLIAM FOSTER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19

Ven Boss organ Of Wednesday, SAYS she
Australia took away the Queen tbs Heir
Apparent. and several 1lzGaz5es q TIE King
don Nov, [ would Ike 90 know Who were
the 9azuSses.T The sdIE1z surely had 10
rsfsrEuce 80 Sam HoEiIuz, the proprietor Of
the Loafsrs' Exchange, q Col l. BcsEIs
or TIE ErSE Irish Governor Of 0aEu =
rEas hsTe thsss gentlemen doua shas thu
sdJtsr 4EoGl6 . cEaE thsu- By calling them
uagu&tes.T Or any ottzr zzz = Won
Boss =dIs0r Also zaTz that the Grand Daks
Ii not absolute, and thAt lie and hia Minis
tiers have 10 possible cuEtr0I OF public A.
fairs outside OK the Constitution Whsw
here Il news. I fhoGGnE tie Constitution
vas AZ obsolete affair, and that Tie Grand
Duke had rzIsg45ed II To back seat amongst
tire aid Iz1bGr- II the Grand DGks "a nos
rEs boss," WHAT Is he : WHAT do yo1 Ezns
with Consul gtnJ1, gheU you lave an able
bodied Grand Duke VED cau take the bull
bF the h1CEs ard brILG him into sEbjee-
t11u- and Il equal u any eC1erEeucy 2 Again
FO1 Boss =dI50r sets Ep howl a5ozs ." enu-
EI1GEEcIes during the a5sErcE of the EgIr
ApparenE- This sounds a. Il he thought The
Grand Duke Eas Z1I1G 10 leg oGt- Ihsrs
L 10 dal-er Of any sIcb catastrophe 0Ter-
EIzI1z E1-z-lD sT-.h good llciS n s50rs-for
l have Tia aSzz7-rzEes OF nv TsceEs6Is fFIzz1
ECLF Moses- wn0 says -Eat the Grand
DUKES Eorsscape Ii Jns OF sEe most FRO
PIEIOCs 1E has eFer cast thai he vii triumph
over ms znelIes- and see theEz all Under tie
sod Fcu BcsE' editor ought 70 remember
the little constitutional ItSb which vas Tut
70 fGr the be1sGs If himself AID hIs ual =
wien they we're rushed oT5 Of the Cabinet 20
G1Eli.a that rheIr ege-czesh rstrIzd II their
heads. while the -eIEsrTlZ news 8 / thIuL
pas safe, Wa shortly after EEIzphoued
through the eJsq. This aIo1z ought 10 tesch
hI1 tEas sCr1e things had To be, and we're
done. constitution or 10 Constitution rad
al ths particulars 81 that little SHAKE .
frDu ny ssfeenl=d frIead Lot and L dIiz's
vary from the original plan
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19
n THE SUPREME COURT OF

Il y THE 81 PREME COURT OF
Il tie Hawaiian Islands. IN the matter % G 7.
AEAEA, % H0uOiuiu. Ozha, By whom petition
fOr Adjudication vas lied On the fs-h day %
APRIL, I,,1- il aid C0Grt- L. BaukruptcF. bsfOre
Judd Cd
Tie t4tis lay q april. 1s.7.
Upon reading the aid petition, zud upon
proof before ne taken. I % Ind rha1 Sac SAID
I -Az4uz Ea+ become = Bankrupt within the trGe
intent And meaning d the act approved On the
zr1 DAP % AlzE.r- I--4- entitled An Acc % reg
Elate Pc1cee4iEzs Il Bankruptcy il the Hawaiian
Islands.
Ard I ID heTe5T declare sld adfadge hfa
BsnErEp1 aCsOrlfuEY.
Aad DO further Crler that the CseEiro-s o. the
saiG Bankrupt come iE and prove fzefr debts
before s5c1 Justice u ehs SEprel1e C01rras shaIf
o. sizing lE Ezz 5ers Il i1ia1i Hale Ho1ole-
j. o. TIT EsDAf- IL =lst dag O april. fss7
5-tFssl tle h0zEs u ~ 0'cigek fn tae forenoon
and room u tue aid tzg- and eject one o. naOrs
A-.sznee o As-l<azes u the said B1ukflpt-s
estate.
And taat Hoc5cs thereof BE- pa5Ifshed f. tse
Hawaiian Gazstre and D1ilg BEletln neWspa-
pes pE1lisaed % Ho1olliz. 81 the English az
su2Ze
AID l1ar tae szia Bankrupt sEau fmmeIiatsiy
-le Fith fae CieFk u rEis Honorable Cozrr 4
scne11le y Ais Creditors and Assefs, ~ rslzired
D. the aid AZ
AZ. JUDD.
Chief Justice u the Supreme Coa-r.
Henry sMTH. Deputy Cierk. nagi.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19
csaaI Embellishments
rpREME cOIrRT "a ~

GUPREME COURT OF THE
- Hawaiian isiands--In Probate. u tie mat
ter OF the Estate Of WILLIAM HlLLkbkANo
OF HelldeiheFg Baden, Germany. deceased
Order appointing time Tor Probate 81 VIII and
Directing Publication of notice % the sams.
A document, purporting 10 be the last VII
and Testament or the said william Hilleor1rt
deceased. having on the 18th day Of April. ISL
been presented 10 said Probate Court. and q petl-
ton for the Probate thereof, and for the 4sss-
spee OF letters OF administration With ihe win
annexed 10 Chas. r. Bishop having been sled ~
him. ,..,.,,S-...--..-
eleventh day oil MAY, 1851. at 10 o'clock -. q
aid dav at the Court Room OF said Court. a.
kiiiolsni Hale In Honolulu be, and the sarss e.
hereby appointed the time Tor proving said WIZ
and hearing said application. when and where any
person Interested may appear and contcst tie
said VIII. and the granting OF letters.
n IS further ordered that notice thereof ..
given by publication. for thgee successive weeks.
In the nGwAuAS GNzErrE newspaper printed
and Published in Hono-ulU-
Dated Honolulu, April 10, ls-i.
BY the Court.
HENRY AMTTH. Dnwwrw I.lf-1.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19

zeE BiI9 q Saturday with his head sauzs-
what swollen and asked biz. what had bag
penes3- lie sa11 thai be had sttEaded dr.
Ger zITzr 81 ny Cid friend F0eEsgsD E.s rzIzfIs
oef5rz- WHO we're present besides Fools
czp and E6CsT I ASKED On sais5 BIZ.
g Z Eza 4 TgusT srssIr- There Esrs pszse.cs
Jet ne ze's-she AEs9rzegf- General FsoIscap
the VICE ChanberliIn. rhz Grand DUKES L.
sIsElar Private Secretary, tie sGEI1z Coz
r1sEnCteF- 7tIes Of Tie Grand Dukes Army.
TIE acting Il1ralt+5sleraI Of tie zruzT.f
she AGING eToFerE5r u Osahu and tEs Coc1-
missioner Ct Cr1wz- Lands aid Had Azzus-7
After BlIT Lad INT hIs second VIVID lie saId-
e y z.sEiE thar 2 liz rlr1GztS md there = Z
I1LIs zi5oGs Z EESch you deEsr seq saI5e
8 AppersutIF there was 70 T9sIe-sIl 5oss fd<
rzsr zzEoE=-saI-d you E-Es51 EsV1 kss1 bully
rInle CT II = We Esaz- and las Il T.. TIC.
zald BllE 5ur there Eses oulg tzs z tee
ParrE- tes5lss.;a2 and Ezgsslss-zf asked Bls.z
WAX hs rlsazs By sqI1G c1sre Eerz G1Iy
rE1-- WY there TErs zIzile aeEorlz1z 70
g1ur a~l silGEI-ze The F01E fe.lsiE laughed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19

AA-AA--- : z -----r -
the BaSri 81
charge was tht
lnS regulation
~FIrStOn
or vessel 81 81,
having fifty q
hoSr6 seeking
Kingdom, sid
b landed frG
sci until psu
have been sra
or by Gp agen
migration
Second VI
obtained, the i
s vessel bring
shall cause the
place prolieC
migration s. II
Agent q the ]
as afgreSGid
Third ANY
bringing INN
VINO shall land
Sengers Or I'M
and any pers0r
IN the landing
Immigrants W
and otherwise
IN the two m
viied for. shall
not exceeding
and dollars on
police OF iiSun
After some
guage Of the q
who sppe2red
latter pleSIeI !
The first wit
Government
Secretary Of Il
ton He iepc
granted 20 Mr.
Sea Islanders /
hsd passed be
the Board Iii
follows
H0So-rLC.
To HIS Exec
President
migration
Dear Sir i
respectfully s.
Mr. Gibson Pr
nan Board Of Il
tSin John Phil
brig Allie Row
el2I sgen- for Il
ton. th4t he
Sutho15y N re
New Hebldes
Hsckfald 4 O.
X Cooke TOR I
the present VOW
The Allie &c
two hundred
UEle-slgre0 wQ
recruit that that
Yours
PsclEc Nav
Per A T.
To this 3 rep1
Of AIr Gi1so1
Il P8ETlCEN- OF
Bureau
Homo
A f C01zE. E
President 2
H0-rl-f--
SIR Ian
eelency the Pr
q Immigration
your favor Of
authority 20 reC
New Ee1EIGes |
esrys Governs
TO assume any Z
connected with Z
grafton 81 the pl
Il have the b
dlen5 servant.
@Secretary 30
Mr.. Cooke the
HoSu-rLr. I
TO HIS Excel
President
ton
Dear Sr III
respectfully ask
d. Gibson Pres5
Board Of Imnlg1
grant perU1ssl0
Philips Of the
Rowe 10 recruit
for 1Iass-s H
1Iess-s. Castle 4
at Their own q
number not 20
statute adult Lab,
Of recruiting the
the undars1g1a2
Yours resp
PACEE
PEI 4 f.
wv E-uaSS stated
d the landing d
the Bard He
on arrival q PE
esa I-rlgra15S
take charge He
case when Can't
eharge 1Lr C0c
tha vessel In
brought here IN
and Supply COG
under the auSpz
Inr-lEra-lgE. H1t.
distributed BY (
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19

loan arrived by the Australia and how soo1
II was put into serTics Tor needed public
improvements after reaching here. The
3. Inds6nitsIy postponed visit Of royalty 20
the United States. and Europe perhaps, was
quickly puE Inr0 shape, and u0E the party Il
On its way, with lots Of cash, 70 do the ROYAL
!urks5IuC tour N grand SsyIs-EnIIs the
drsdgs Sill lies Idle, and the roads ara al
lowed 10 remain In the worst possible COZ
ditIOr- --OE, suffering Moses. :
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19
THE FLAN EUR.


hear the Bo'sun Of the Conundrum, after
making 1t al mp with Admiral Grislsy, and
kissing each other, changed his mind. and
left for Frisco LAST week. Reason: He
didn't want 10 be drowned before his time
came. hear the Bosuu forgot 10 leave his
new uniform behind.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19

Lot Captured one OF the ~c4Gats, VINO had
] rowing commission, over II hOolau last
wees, Eusre be has been doing rushing -
business among the CeIsSEIaIS-hls weakness
being watches. lsweIry and horses Its for
trrare this intrepid cadet vas captured n
time 10 turn his varied knGwlsdge OF how to
work zoos 10 SUu-s account II his cuun-
try's service. He ought &c be rewarded with
several strIPes-not on the arms but on shs
6gck
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19

BIiE snd were out last night with Fools
cap and some CT the boys Great Scott what
q time We had-went 70 the Music Hall and
all aroCnd- Later on We visited the Quesl
Hamlet and had 70 set en- up several
time Il vas i rusy affair. Wheel arrows
we're r,-tieretf for 4 m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19

I hear through BLIT- that big land swim
de l. EboCr ID be accomplished. IL which
one of yuCr big IuIuEs VIII Seuol II .
pile OF sbskeLs n the operation he nEqass
lgsrIHEi Is 10 first look Up q tract Of good land
and add Z lot OF worthless land TO Il, and
then lease the whole = worthless IL q EUEui-
nal figure for q l11E time After this Is ac-
coDpLSLEG. then make the proposition I'd
buy At q nominal HZurs-Cf course nobody
wants to by The land subject 10 d long lease
lE ! Low r51ElI-1n1 the I.l6 l. y0ur for d
song Eg1 must be n the ring II you
want To work Tins card s1ecessf1IIy- BIZ.
says the present I1d well pan 01z EslL. and =
almost a. good - al OPIUM license, and
away ahead OF running J uan-of-Esr-
there's lots u u01=Y IN It.
I hear your Grand Duke was nader
than a vet hen when be saw the sensible
Letter Of old MistIztoe.S which appeared II
Z cJ1z5I-P orsr! j short time ago f0G know
the letter was f1C1d II Smith street. and
contained some good advice To y01r Grand
Duke, which he did not want the public 10
know aboUE-ssueeItIly ths three pair Of
Otd pants Wei, the Grand Duke called on
bis legal I1mI1zry, and asked him IL be
cDdlcz'E put = Bulletin the chap Who SC
E4nt1uIE outraged his finer feelings BY
publishing MS private corresuo1ds1cs IN a
public print The legal Iauinary said the
thing would nos .holi water zhersupol
the Grand Duke said If be had Lot IN plaza
Of EOoisesP had IuakE Il warm for shoss
chaps Who ars always chipping II . where
they have 10 business 10.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19
9awaiian G5aEette

ESr Mo7US N RKEVs
TUESDAY,, APRIL ls, 1881.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19

4 burglary 7zs e1sr-1rzIssed o. s114zy lzst.
= hlls tEs SogE cDzzec5sd via tie aeys1 GLIB
were a-e EoFIzg r tie sfterrco-., s0zas ezs
entszsd tn boat z0Gse sad zszs sGro1xn
tar pcc<stz q tie eZssaE cs al tie H.
EsElssz Ezo1eT Posssssed ~ 80 sEs9, s5oat
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19

W E1ZaSS stated
Of the landing u
the Bard He
on arrival q P1E
ese lmElgTznss
take charge He
case when Can't
1arge 1Lr Coc
1ha vessel Eh
brought here fT
and Supply Coo
under the auSpz
Ila-lgra-I1E- 51t
distributed BY &
and Supplv Co
was II reply 70 ID
cuaL1 Stale dzt1nI'
ply 10 both He
Mr. Cock wrote
which was SulI
first one 1E- G
Ii had seen Mr. {
Board between ~
second letters. II
had sad Il was 4
E0Te arrived On !
Mr. Cooke teLephG
3 CTcE1ck that u
CEeia next rCr1lr
O'clock He went
on l[1zllaE and :;
the comPanF and
Mr. Cooke sszai l
t0 20 Oh board {
Nl1ness did not
Naviizalsl1C0Epa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-19

Secretary Of b
Mr. Cooke the
HgNu-rLr.
80 His Excel
President
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-09
SWANzY-JUDD.

f. M. Swanzy, Esq, of the firm
of Messrs. L. ii. Davies & Co., and
Miss Julia Judd, daughter of Chas.
H. Judd, Esq, were united in mar
riage, at st. Andrews Cathedral,
this morning, Rev. Alexander Mack
intosh officiating. The bridesmaids
were Miss p. Judd, Miss f. Swanzy,
Miss G. Mist and Miss II. Castle.
The groomsmen were, Mr.. +. Null
Ter, Mr.. Harry Whitney, Jr., Mr.. B,
Judd, and Mr.. j. Dowsett. Shortly
after II O'Clock, the wedding march
sounded forth from the organ and
the bride, in an elegant cream colored
costume of satin, covered with veil
ing, entered. She was escorted to
the altar and given away by her
father, Mr.. G. II. Judd. The cere-
mony was very impressive. The
Cathedral entrance was sheltered by
a canopy of palm leaves. The in
terror of the church was becomingly
ornamented with punches of flowers
and festoons of evergreens. Among
those present during the ceremony
were the King, Princess Kaiulani, Col.
Curtis p. Iaukea, Major and Mrs.
Wodchouse, the Misses Wodehouse,
Mr.. and Mrs. Canavarro, Governor
Dominis, Mrs. Capt. Fuller, Miss
Fuller, Capt. Mist, S. NJ. Damon,
Miss Mable Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. B. Dole, Col. and Mrs. w. +.
Allen, Miss Bernice Parke, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. r. Walker, +. A. Schaefer,
w. w. Hall, Chief Justice and Mrs.
A. F. Judd, Mrs. p. c. Jones, Miss
Ivers, Mrs. j. Stanton, Mrs. Robt.
Wilcox, Miss B. Won Holt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glade, Mr.. A. S. Cleghorn,
DR.. Hyde, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wilder, and several Officers from
the II. B. M. S. Conquest and U. S.
S. Vandalia. The bridal couple will
spend their honey moon at Leilehua,
Waialua, Mr.. Judd's ranch.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-09


The situation In brief IN THAR
Our financial agents have sold f2o0,
900 worth of bonds, aud have receive
ed the money therefor. They have
accounted to this Government for
such sum, less $4,000 which they
claim to have spent for expenses.
If the sale of bonds was to bona iide
purchasers, we have no right to
punish them for the wrongful act of
our financial agents, and tue should
have their bonds,
My colleagues and myself would
therefore recommend that the Legis-
lature authorize the issue of bonds
in pounds sterling, and that they be
signed and delivered to those who
are bona fide entitled to them. This
would leave only one question open,
that is, where the liability to this
Government rests for the repayment
to it of the Els, 900 which has been
illegally paid by its financial agents.
The Cabinet is of opinion that this
Government have no one to look to
for the reimbursement of this money
but its financial agents. 1t would
be unjust, and l may add futile, to
make the bond holders suffer by de-
laying the execution of the full
amount of their bonds.
may state here that there can be
no material loss to the Treasury in
having the principal and interest of
of the bonds payable in pounds
sterling instead of in United States
gold coin. A different impression
may have been gathered from the
statements regarding the loan in my
intermediate Financial report, but
these statements have no bearing on
the present question and were only
intended to account for the differ
ence between the nominal 81 $780,
900, which the Government were
assumed to have borrowed, and the
actual sums received by the Treas
sury. At the recent ruling rates of
exchange between San Francisco
and London this Government could
have repaid 100000 sterling in
London with 100000 in U. S. gold,
and the half-yearly interest of &c,
900 with $29, 100 in U. s. gold.
1t has not borrowed $1,000, 900
L. S. gold and does not pay interest
on that amount.
Respectfully submitted.
w. l.. GREEN.
Minister of Finance.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-09
DR.. MAX HAEDICKE.

DR.. Max Haedicke is gentleman
recently arrived in this country from
Europe. He is graduate of the
medical department of the univer-
sity of Berlin, than which there is
no better school Of medicine any
where. Its diploma is second to
none. DR.. Haedicke has commenced
the practice of his profession in
this city, and may be consulted at
his office on the corner Of Adams
Lane and Union street,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-09
A CHINAMAN'S INTERPRETATION.

A reporter seeing the barkentine
Hattie S. Bangs flying gorgeous flags
in profusion this morning, thought
it in celebration of some Chinese
holiday, and going up to a China
man seated on the poop of the
vessel, asked the Celestial to ex-
plain.
The Chinaman-You see ship go
tomorrow. That flag (pointing TO
the highest one on the foremast)
means plenty chow-chow, plenty
water, go like h.
Reporter-How about the other
flags.
Chinaman-Ah they mean good
Ime-Captain no get mad China
IN gamble.
The reporter noticing then that
the Margaret Head and S. N. Castle
were also decorated with flags, went
up to the mate of the Bangs and
made further inquiries. The mate
said that the flags had been ordered
up in honor of wedding.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-09

THE postponed meeting of the st.
Andrews Church Association will be
held tomorrow evening at 7 80, when
papers will be read by Mr.. r. r.
Walker and Rev. H. III. Gowen, on
"The Old Testament and Contempt
rary History" The attendance of
all members is earnestly requested.
Visitors will be welcome.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-09
PASSENGERS.

For Maui, per stmr Likelike, Nov sth
Miss V llicketheir, + A Grunther, and
daughter, Thos Lille, Harry I Walker,
a McBryde, NJ d Monsarrat, I Il Cooke,
d Reynolds, T Bailey, X Muller and
others.
For Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, Nov
Sth-J Ioting, G d Freeth, c Gay,
Misses Gay (2), G Chalmer, Mrs Below
itz, Mrs Clark, Mrs Black and others.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-09

EDITORIAL matter and several COM
munications, among which is vigor-
ons reply to observer" in yesterdays
BULLETIN, have been crowded out of
this issue by insufiiciency of space.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-09

THE solid oarsmen at the boat
landing have caught the Vandalia's
best time, in pulling their crack
barge, and are going to beat them,
they say, with an old bullock cart on
regatta day.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-09

THE Belgic is OFF port, but had not
communicated with the shore at the
time of our going to press, She will
positively not leave before 6 o'clock
this evening, and possibly not until
tomorrow morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-09

A NINE-FooT sword fish, with sword
measuring exactly two feet, was
caught during the last trip of the
Waialeale.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-09

A MEETING OF the Ladies Roman-
Catholic Altar Society will be held
at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at
the Convent.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-09

THERE will be meeting of the
Women's Church Aid Society to-
morrow at 2:30 P. NJ, in the Sunday
school room of st. Andrews Cathe-
Irol
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-09

TENDERS are called for the erection
Of buildings at Loimi, Nuuanu valley,
for the Honolulu Electric Light
System